Besides the Pi, controller, and the TV/monitor to connect to, other hardware requirements include a cooling fan to cool down ...

The Retro Pie can work with either the $25 (£18.65 in the UK, and AU$28.50 in Australia) Raspberry Pi Model A or the slightly more expensive Model B, I recommend the latter.

So you want the complete retro gaming experience but without the hassle of building a setup as large as an arcade machine. In that case, a Raspberry Pi-powered Game Boy replica is an excellent ...

Since its release, the $35 Raspberry Pi mini-computer has been hailed as the perfect all-in-one retro game console. Now, it’s easier to do than ever, and it doesn’t take any Linux knowledge ...

Available for pre-order for $90, the PiBoy Mini is a pocket-sized game system with a 3.5 inch, 640 x 480 LCD display and game controller buttons. It can be powered by either a Raspberry Pi Zero or ...

Some breadboard chef has cooked up a slightly new way to serve Raspberry Pi Zero. He sliced up a Game Boy, stuffed it with a Raspberry Pi micro PC, sprinkled in a couple of new buttons and baked ...

Here’s how to build the ultimate retro gaming machine with Raspberry Pi or ... 2 to 4 USB SNES controllers ($20 ... an emulation kit that lets you run all sorts of classic games on a Raspberry Pi.

Some retro gaming tinkerers have had better luck than us, however, with videos of it working on Raspberry Pi 2 already available on YouTube. A lot of retro games look pretty great too.

If you're looking to build a retro gaming rig based on a Raspberry Pi, you need to make sure you choose the best one. Here are some tips to get you started.